Remembering Our Way Home

Take a criss-crossing journey into and out of a traumatic childhood in an evangelical home, and through its repercussions and deconstruction in adulthood. Experience soul-level medicine in the voices of trees, waters, hummingbirds, and dandelions. This book charts a course from despair to repair, restoration, and joyful fulfillment of everything we can be. Like a spider weaving a glimmering web out of her own belly, the author weaves hope for the world out of personal threads of trauma, healing, and reconnection with the divinity of the self. Rooted in deep connection with the woods and waters of the Appalachian mountains, packed with riveting personal stories, and revealing essential truths about the universe, this book echoes Mary Oliver, Glennon Doyle, and Alan Watts, while shimmering with the author’s own gentle yet insistent voice. In these pages, you’ll discover the transformative power we each hold to re-member the world in a better image. — ASIN: B0D4VRJVP7 | ISBN13: 9798988904625 | ISBN-13: 979-8988904625